PN50C8000 vs PN50C7000 Does anyone know what the primary differences between PN50C8000 and PN50C7000 are?
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I am thinking of buying the plasma 8000, but am concerned about the reviews that mention how warm the tv gets. The plasma I am replacing sits behind a built in entreatment center. While there is some air circulation, it is definitely not the same as having a fully exposed tv. Does anyone know if this is a legitimate concern? I want to avoid future problems possibly stemming from over heated circuits.
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does samsung plasma have ghosting(crosstalk) double image effect like un8000 LED tv when watching in 3d or 3d conversion??? please reply me thanks
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Over heated circuits seriously? Where do you people get this stuff from? I've owned more televisions than i can remember and never have i heard of a tv breaking down because it was getting to warm. Don't over analyze things. I own a C8000 and it's a great tv. Probably, one of the best on the market. I would hate it if it broke down but that's life. Nothing last forever. If i can get 5 to 6 good years from a tv then i'm happy. Most of them last that long anyway. So just buy it and stop freaking out. You really can't get invested in most of this stuff anyway. Something better is always right around the corner. Over heated circuits seriously? Where do you people get this stuff from? I've owned more televisions than i can remember and never have i heard of a tv breaking down because it was getting to warm. Don't over analyze things. I own a C8000 and it's a great tv. Probably, one of the best on the market. I would hate it if it broke down but that's life. Nothing last forever. If i can get 5 to 6 good years from a tv then i'm happy. Most of them last that long anyway. So just buy it and stop freaking out. You really can't get invested in most of this stuff anyway. Something better is always right... » Read More Over heated circuits seriously? Where do you people get this stuff from? I've owned more televisions than i can remember and never have i heard of a tv breaking down because it was getting to warm. Don't over analyze things. I own a C8000 and it's a great tv. Probably, one of the best on the market. I would hate it if it broke down but that's life. Nothing last forever. If i can get 5 to 6 good years from a tv then i'm happy. Most of them last that long anyway. So just buy it and stop freaking out. You really can't get invested in most of this stuff anyway. Something better is always right around the corner. « Show Less
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I watched the cnet video review for the plasma 8000 and its said the 3D was better then the LED version, becuase there was NO ghosting effect.
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The Real Black Filter is the main difference as A. Leetham mentioned, but the 8000 range also has the ability to adjust the Motion Judder Canceller feature, which prevents the the infamous "soap opera effect". Another advantage is "Cinema Smooth", which is on the C8000, but not the C7000 (despite what's listed on Amazon's product page). This is a must have mode for me, to display 24p Blu-ray content at 96 Hz to avoid telecine judder.
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I'd like to ask you a question about the 24p content. I produce videos in 24p, and although I'm very creative, I'm not a tech guru. Thus, I've been trying to witness the difference between TV's out there that claim to have good 24p playback capabilities, as we produce several things at that frame rate. Have you seen them side by side? Does the lower Hz level really make a big difference? I've seen the 8000 in action, but never checked the Hz level and didn't compare it to the 7000. Thanks in advance for your help.
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Go with the 50c8000 the "Real Black Filter" makes a hell of a difference. You cant go wrong with this TV.
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After checked with our technician, these two models have the same feature with different design. The model of B00GNUID0K is thicker than this model.
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There is no difference between the two at all... The CC is for clean and charge, which simply means it comes with the cleaning base. It's an old notation, which I believe Braun has dropped, so the model number is 9595, not 9595CC. BTW, the difference between the 9585 and the 9595 is the LCD (which is located on the back end of the unit).
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I don't know the difference. All I can say is that the one I bought has been working fine for nearly 3 months now.
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I am having the same debate for a gift. And, i agree that the only difference is the base/cleaner. I believe the 8243A is a newer model but am not 100% about that. I read that the 43A is easily cleaned by rinsing under water. I also read the 8109 does not hold as long of a charge as the 43A. If you find out anything, let me know.
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Hi, thanks for your question. I did some searching on the manufacturer's website and found that the model number is IPC-HDW3200S. I hope this helps to get the correct firmware!
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Hello, I queried this myself with Grace Digital before purchase and discovered that the 800 is a later model than the 200 and is 'Control 4' compliant. As far as I understand it this allows you to to control the unit over a local network and allows 2-way communication with the unit, however I am no expert on this and have not used the feature myself so you should research further if you are interested. In all other respects the two units are identical and mine works well as an Internet radio. I found that actually the 800 was being retailed slightly cheaper than the earlier 200 as well so of course I bought the 800. Hope that helps. Hello, I queried this myself with Grace Digital before purchase and discovered that the 800 is a later model than the 200 and is 'Control 4' compliant. As far as I understand it this allows you to to control the unit over a local network and allows 2-way communication with the unit, however I am no expert on this and have not used the feature myself so you should research further if you are interested. In all other respects the two units are identical and mine works well as an Internet radio. I found that actually the 800 was being retailed slightly cheaper than the earlier 200 as well so... » Read More Hello, I queried this myself with Grace Digital before purchase and discovered that the 800 is a later model than the 200 and is 'Control 4' compliant. As far as I understand it this allows you to to control the unit over a local network and allows 2-way communication with the unit, however I am no expert on this and have not used the feature myself so you should research further if you are interested. In all other respects the two units are identical and mine works well as an Internet radio. I found that actually the 800 was being retailed slightly cheaper than the earlier 200 as well so of course I bought the 800. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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My understanding of the differences is the 880 is suppose to be a little more powerful than the 790. It may be but I'm very satisfied with the 700 series. The remote is convenient but not necessarily needed. I do know this product does what it advertises it will do, so you should be happy with either one.
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Eh, when I purchased a WPN824 from Amazon in April 09, I got a v2 instead of a v3. Didn't realize it at the time, but that means no QoS and no repeating. Very frustrated now, too late to return it, don't make the same mistake!
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Here check this links, http://www.manualslib.com/manual/176972/Philips-Qc5550-15.html?page=2#manual http://www.manualslib.com/manual/176973/Philips-Qc5530-40.html#manual, you can see the differences between models.I hope this help you.
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Hi, thanks for your inquiry. There are only a bit difference between P780 and A830. You can compare their specification in the description for the details. Just buy the one which you like. Have a happy shopping! Best regards,
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Karl is correct regarding the 3100a being newer than the 3100c. While both the 3100a and 3100c support the new CAN protocol (along with pwm, vpw, etc.), the main advantage of the 3100a is the fact that the trouble-code definition is also displayed on the LCD_Screen... The original 3100 and 3100c would only display the CEL/SES Code(s) and you would have to either fire up your PC/Laptop and TekLink software to plug in the code # to view the description of the SES/CEL Code... Thanx.
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Sorry, wrong model. LN46A750 right here on Amazon. LN52A750 has tracked similarly.
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I actually bought the tv i really wanted but couldn't afford. I got the Samsung PN50C8000! It's a great tv. I got it for $1,000 bucks. I'm not sure about the Panasonic but my brother got the Samsung PN50C7000 and it's just like my c8000. You really can't tell the difference. There is definately no buzzing coming from my tv. You can't buy a tv based on what other people say. All tvs will have some that come off the assembly line that are defective. Just buy the tv you like. If it turns out to be a piece of junk start saving for the next one. If i were you i would go ahead and get the Samsung. It has a great picture. Enjoy I actually bought the tv i really wanted but couldn't afford. I got the Samsung PN50C8000! It's a great tv. I got it for $1,000 bucks. I'm not sure about the Panasonic but my brother got the Samsung PN50C7000 and it's just like my c8000. You really can't tell the difference. There is definately no buzzing coming from my tv. You can't buy a tv based on what other people say. All tvs will have some that come off the assembly line that are defective. Just buy the tv you like. If it turns out to be a piece of junk start saving for the next one. If i were you i would go ahead and get the... » Read More I actually bought the tv i really wanted but couldn't afford. I got the Samsung PN50C8000! It's a great tv. I got it for $1,000 bucks. I'm not sure about the Panasonic but my brother got the Samsung PN50C7000 and it's just like my c8000. You really can't tell the difference. There is definately no buzzing coming from my tv. You can't buy a tv based on what other people say. All tvs will have some that come off the assembly line that are defective. Just buy the tv you like. If it turns out to be a piece of junk start saving for the next one. If i were you i would go ahead and get the Samsung. It has a great picture. Enjoy « Show Less
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Hi Diane, our is the ICT 800 series so i'm afraid i don't know the answer to your question. Sorry aout that. Ours is ICT801. I found the number we needed because i had a copy of our receipt from when we had it installed. it was on there. Sorry i can't help you anymore than that.
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I contacted customer service regarding this issue and they told me there was no difference between the two units. The numbers are different because they are marketed to different types of retailers.
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1. The stand is different2. The clear motion rate is different3. No woofer in 75004. Better micro dimming in 80005. size is different6. The 8000 consumes more power7 The 8000 comes with more slim gender cables